ROSEBURG NEWS REVIEW, ROSEBURG. OREGON, WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 15, 1930.
FIVE
Classified Section
KATES: nr word, mat lnMrttea.1 Mat. Bj tht vwk. I mu wm.
Minimum pf sdnrtlMirat, U ceata. Mm yoor M( count tka
1 enclose atamp, check or money order.
FOR SALE
FOIl SALE All kinds of dry
wood. lJuone lUtlM.
FOR SALE 15 turkeys, $1.50
each. Mrs. T. U. Buckle, Melrose.
FOR SALE Cider, at Log Cabin
stand near Sutherlin. Bring con
tainers. COW FOR SALE 6 yrs. old, fresh
in November. Warren Welsh,
Melrose.
FOR SALE Recleaned purple
vetch. Inquire First State Bank,
Sutherlin, Ore.
FOR SALE Oals and vetch seed.
,42c lb. Marster's Happy valley
ranch. L. Bonnie.
SAVE on light giobes 10 price
reduction on all bulk purchases
" of 6 or more bulbs. Copco.
NOW You can buy any washing
machine we have in stock with
a down payment of 15.00. Copco.
FOR SALE OR TRADE for good
cow. heifers or sheep Blizzard
ensilage or hay cutter. Phone
157-L.
FRESH COW FOR SALE Also a
two-year-old heifer. Will trade
for hay. G. S. Johnson, Brock
way, Ore.
FOR SALE Dry body fir, second
growth, oak and laurel. Block
and stove wood. Mountain Fir
Wood Yard. Phone 75-L.
FOR SALE Will sell at sacrifice,
11H0 acres of timber near Roso-
uurg, if taken at once. Write
Geo. R. Thompson, Chehalis,
Wash.
1927 FORD ROADSTER for sale
at a bargain. Must be seen to be
appreciated. Call between 7 and
8:30 p. m. 33F5. 1. D. Adams,
Itoseburg.
CHICKEN HOUSE LUMBER
The best Btock we have ever
had at the LOWEST PRICES.
Plan books free. Page Lumber
& Fuel Co.
FOR SALE Overstuffed daven
port and two chairs, library table,
center stand, mattress and kit
chen utensils. Call Mrs. Ralph
Karcher, 209-L.
FOR-RENT
.
FOR RENT Furnished apart
ment. $S.50 per month. 646 S.
Pine.
FOR RENT 5-rooni plastered
house, large garden, yard fenced.
Phono 242.
jJ-TRNlsHKU HOUSE for rent on
A South Pino. 31S Woodward St!
Phone 23 1-Y.
FOR RENT An excellent modern
five-room house, close in, with
garage. Call at 215 S. Pine St.
APARTMENT FOU RENT Nice
location, hot water, electric
stove; garage. Bubar Bros.
Phone 214.
BROOM furnished house. Garage.
Paved Blreet. Near Rose school.
$20. See Roy Young of G. W.
Young & Son. Phone 417.
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i
WANTED
WANTED Wood cutting contract.
"I know how." J. L. Miller, Oak
land, Ore.
WANTED One -horse wagon.
Write to Frank Plumnier, Brock
way. WANTED Stocked farm on
shares. 315 N. Kane St., Rose
burg, Ore.
WANTED Job hauling wood with
truck, by contract. Write M. H.
Fowler, Melrose, Ore.
ANTED Used portable type
writer. Must ho in good condi
tion. Charles F. Hopkins, court
house. WANTED to borrow $700 on first
mortgage, farm property. Ad
dress "F. II.," care News-Review.
I MISCELLANEOUS
,
tAR OWNER Don't forget to call
653 when in need of auto parts.
Sarff'n Auto V'reckine House.
FREE During October, one SxlO
photograph with 1 dozen photos
in folders. Roseburg Stumo.
Salzman Bldg.. 127 Jackson St.
NO TRESPASSING or hunting al
lowed on the premises of the
following: W. D. Hess. Peter
Sinclair. R. A. Calhoun, C. W.
Hughes, R. S. Hutton.
NEW TODAY
iED TRACTORS Fine buys.
' Leaks & Gurnee.
YOUNG lady wants work. Box 90.
care News-Review.
71 II. P. GAS ENGINE, cheap.
Fine shape. Leake & Gurnee.
CIDER MILL New two-tun ma
chine. fi. Leake A Gurnee.
FOR SALE 30 cords serond
growth fir wood. W. E. Russell,
Wilbur, Ore.
FOR SALE Good genllo true
work horses. Ervln Rice, Dil-
bird.
TOMATOES for sale. 50 cents 'r
bushel. T. 1). Tiller, Happy val
ley. Kill! KENT -;-i-iiiim iuiuWiid
ait.. clean, close in. 221 Weal
Washington.
FOR SALE Stroller baby buggy,
Call 576-R.
LOST Female Fox Terrier pup.
Finder Phono 448-R. Reward.
FOR SALE Feeder hogs. J. E.
Cooper, Oakluud, Ore. Phone
7F34.-
WANTED Girl wants house work
of any kind. Write to A.B., care
Mews-Review, f
FOR RENT To adults only, no
children, 2 partly furnished
rooms. 402 W. Lane St.
PUMPING OUTHiS Large or
small outfits. Pipe and plumbing
supplies. Leake & Gu'-nee.
FOR KENT Furnished apt. wilh
garage. Also neated furnished
apt. Call 124 W. Douglas St.
DRY FIR wood $2 per tier, de
livered. Claude Parkhurst,
Brockway, Ore. Pnone 4731.
HORSE collars and pads. Harness
supplies. Priced right. Leake &
Gurnee.
PLOWS. HARROWS, DISCS 01-
in used equipment. Leaks &
Gurnee.
FOR SALE Baby buggy, bassinet,
jumper and walker. at4 Cobb St.
Phone 411-JX. Mrs. Herbert
Beyers.
FOR SALE 100 yearling White
Leghorn hens, good stock, $1.00
each. John Musgrove, 2 .miles
west of Sutherlin.
CLETRAC TRACTORS Built for
service and economy in opera
tion. Sales and, sevvice. Leake &
Gurnee.
FOR RENT K acres, 11 miles out,
good buildings, all tillable, a
part seeded to hay. Write W. W.
Haley. Box 106, Illy, Ore.
WANTED To trade two good
young horses for used electric
lighting plant. Address H. D.,
care News-Review.
DANCE with the Old Reliables and
then eat hot tamnles and chili
at Peggy's Cafe at Camp View.
Pajamas are welcome.
GRASS AND GARDEN SEED
Rye orchard and rib grass. Al
falfa and clover seed. Pea seed.
Low prices. Leake & Gurnee.
FOR SALE Dining room furni
ture, bed, cbiflonler, electric
range, rugs, and other articles.
All slightly used. 514 Cobb St.
Phone 41T-JX.
FOR RENT UOacre diversified
farm cIobo in, 76 acres rich bot
tom land; implements, 40 turkey
hens, coops, etc. Low cash relit.
" Ward's Cafe;
TRACTO R DEMONSTRATION
will be given in Garden valley
j mile south of golf links, Thurs
day afternoon, October 16.
Watch for the sign. E. O. SarfC.
FOR SALE OR TRADE for shoep,
1 team homes, ten years old. One
largo Chester hlte boar, 4
years old to trnde for O. 1. C.
boar. A. LeBlauc, Gaziey, Ore.
Albikote Root Coating
Waterproofs, preserves and
beautifies
your old root
at a small cost
Coen Lumber Company
IF IT ISN'T RAINING TODAY It
soon will be. Have your root
ready for tho v.et weather.
PAGE LUMBER & FUEL CO.
tor cedar Bhlugles, roll roofing
and composition shingles.
FOR SALE Angora billies, high
grade, eligible to register and
registered. One Chester White
boar, 1 year old, also one 5
months old. J. H. Short, Rose
burg. ;
NEAT appearing man with cm- for
work In and aro'-nd Itoseburg.
Steady employment, good pay.
-Call between 5 nd 7 p.
Thursday, Friday ;..:a Saturday.
617 Mill St.
FOR SALU (luk sidcl'iard. 1S.
Dresser, stand tables, counters,
adding machines, hall ruck of
oak. new cast enameled wood
range, smoking stands. 932 Riv
erside drive.
LOANS We can l"'Ip you to build
your home, remodel your pres
ent home, or to get tille to your
pr.ipeiiy if you are buying undei
contract. Lit ns help you'
DOUGLAS 11U1LDIXG i LOAN
ASSOCIATION, Medical Arts
IlldK.
TODAY'S MARKETS
PORTLAND. Orl. is. N"iw rrAp
illjimoiul u-nlmitft, C.i!Hornins, wnv
quoted nl 27 routs a pound on thr
first arrivals of Ihn f-asmi.,
OpfiiiiiK at Jiuhamicd priHS
wIioIpsmU' liuttor nnd rpR piaikctF
wore dotiiff a moderate volume o(
hUKinena loday with free, use of
sroiHce holriiiiRH to Htipplenipnt
liiflier tfulit roceiplH, more espec!
Hi'" or lititter.
Fruit and venetable markets re
Hfim d a irrnerally uiichaimed char
ncinr I!cH Oregon tonitit'H'H. with
auimlles altarply cut ly rec-n
trortts. wi-re c-ttiiie a liivh a
eenia u litir in esinpeiiinni wtli
Micdy arrivals of Calitorniit ius at
around $1.-3.
ltesthnteH Rem potatoes of ex
1 eenilonnl dunliiv roiitinu1 'o arrive
i in small coiiBmnmema, oneniiK i"
i retail Imdp nt ?2.:n to a n;t k
A new boat delivery of eeniuil
i Ar"erk-an (neojunits f exeellptit
j Crurlr- .ntrr! IIim P'.dkf l til I'"
' cjur.t ia .-n foi I" t.
I Sugar Prices Riso.
i SAN FRANCISCO, Oct. 15. Ad-
BRINGING UP FATHER
MEADOWo- CO TELL j
liiift MIilCG'b BREAKFAST
I fa '"o SERVED A.S10 ,
i fW "TH'Vr HE MOOT ( VE"b, )
jf - 1 Ji
i THE WORLD )
'si CAMTK
EARUV IK1 THE
MOKMIN4C?
were nnnoiuicod by western refin-
vances in the price of refined sugar
ers today, including the Western
Puar Refmury and Californta-HH-waiian
companies. -i".ie new price,
effective tomorrow, wilt ho $4.56
tor cane and 4.45 for beet, both up
10 cents, the second advance since
the prices hit the year's low levels
in September. The prices govern
the entire coast area.
PORTLAND, Oct. 'J 5. Portland
wholesale grocers will advance su
gar quotations to retailers 10 cents
a hundred Thursday in accordance
with a like advance announced by
Pacific coast refiners. New whole
sale quotations here will be; Cane
sugar, $4.S5; beet, $4.65.
Quotnftoai
Eggfi: rrlcou iu lovuiiera: Frttih
extiMH. 33c; fHnndnriis. ;ttc: fruKh
medium. IMt. 1'ikea to whulcsulurB
In unucr lu-lrn to retailers.
Hutlor: Cu1uh: ICxtrits. 37(: pliuut
durilH, ;tiii ; prime t trnits 3 it'. 1 IralH.
lllc, Cruatnury irt-; Prints. 3c
over. cube Htanduriis,
Milk: Itnw milk I t ior cent) $2.j:
&2.tb i:wt., tlullvurud Portland. Ivh?.
1 nr ceiii; Bi'iuHi C milk. $i.B5. Hut
terfat di-'livuit'U In l'ortiand. 37i:.
r-ouitty. iliuying prictjb: Alive,
lioavy hcn over 4 lb lit ; ine
it.um hL'ii. 3Vj lo 4M! Iom., lfiu: IikIU
ImiiH i;iu; broflttrt. 1 to 2 V4 Hw.,
i'Ktunna, heavy sprniK 1, liKht
colortd. 22c; Vvn diKka, 4 IIih. and
over, Iflo; old, 1.1c; colored ducks, 12.
UUCkM, lilL
t'eimtiv moatR: fnuvinff orlron)
Choiro von I, 17c; pork. lGc; ehoici'
liimha, 12-14; mutton centt.
Klour: H'lty tiUvery prtoes1)
Family iHt-ma 4!Ih ffi.20; whole
wheat 4!h f.O; Riahuui. $5.(0;
biikor hard wheat $.; buk
em' blucsioiP patents ItSs $6.60;
pastry flour, 4!a 55.70.
NiiKtir tnm'ked nnnis) : cane,
fruit or berry $!.() per cwt.
Onions: Oretton. J. 00-1.60.
Potatoes: Gems. No. 1 ffrnde,
May: Wholesale buyinir nrleea. 1h-
dvert-il Port laud, eastern Oregon
timothy. 22.60i-23.ny; do valley.
11 IB. fiO: alfalfa. $17.00 is o,i
:tovor. oac hay, ftS; strnw. 7t
4 ton: Mplllnur prion si to 12 mnr
$2.25 Si 2. fin: No. 2. $1.85-2.25; new po
lutorft. 2-2Hc lb.
Nuts: Steady; walnuts. Oregon. IS
fi'21v; almonds, lf-20t-r pcanutr
!-! 2r; pvcans 25-27e; filberlH,
17-18.
BROKEN PIPE LINE
CUTS GAS PRESSURE
Pressure in tiiu mains o the
Southern Oregon (Jas company
was iow tor buvcral hours this
tiiuining uue lo a breakage of the
pipe, causing a flow of gas that
u. uvts. A true: mired down in the
alley between those streets Iuhi
ingnl uud broke oil! the 2-lnch
pipe, etiuain ga flow of gas that
vhaiifUed the reserve in the stor
ige tank at the plant during the
night. The plant was put in lull
operation when the low pressure
was discovered, but the gas flowed
out almost as last as it could be
generated. It took considerable
time to discover the leak, but pies-
mre was quickly restored niter
the flow was onto checked.
LARGE CROWD HEARS
SPEECH FOR MEIER
Mrs. Alexander 'I'lu-.npsori, wide
ly-kunw n civic worker and politi
cal speaker, addressed a larce ad
dienfo at the Koseburg at mot
la.n iili;hi in behalf of tln candid
aey of Julius Meier, independent
candidate for the office of gover
nor of Oregon. The armory was
well filled for the meeting, over
which Foster Jiutner, .Meier"?
count v manager, presided.
While the crowd was gitberiim
rf v "h ' ' :i played ;i nitiiiner oi
select ions, and the musical pro
gram was condud'd wiiu a lennr
solo by Frank Ciruhho of Wil
bur. Mrs. Thompson made a very elo
quent nddreas on behalf of the In
dependent cnndlda If. Mn-HshiB
particularly the power is.'-ue, which
has been made the chief question
in the uuherniitorial campaign.
BULLETIN
AT BRAND'S
I'ine Dose Pears 4
Jonathan Apples
lclieioui Apples
4 Crapes
.Melons
Gold Fish for Kale
Fountain Lunch and 60 Cent
Pinner.
MIAMI'S
4 Pu'-'Hc highway 8 mile north 4
'lf
mm m
Hi
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COME' COME'. COM'
FOORTH
CALLED fOL)
V7wV- MEAOONM'o'.
HOW DID tOO
GET OOT'olDE?
PA fTI lV
ALBANY, Ore., Oct. 15. State,
county uud city officials are taking
a leading part In a public and city
wide ceremony here Wednesday
when the new motorcoach ter
minal of Pacltic Greyhound lines is
to bfr dedicated to public service.
The celebration is being sponsor
ed by the Albany Chamber of Com
ber and V. L. Calavan, president of
hat body, will preside ot the dedi
cation program. A public dinner to
prominent executives of tho motor
coach company, a motorcoach pa
rade through the downtown streets
and a progrnni of addresses and
band concert at tho new terminal
m some of tho events on the pro
ursm. THEOLOGY SHOULD
MEET MODERNITY,
BISHOP ASSERTS
( AKmii'liibfl Press Lewd Wire)
LOS ANGELES, Oct. 14. llisbop
W, Iiertrand Stevens, ot the Kpis
cojml diocese of Los Angeles, pre
sented to 6u0 representatives of his
churches here his reasons for sup
port of the movement to modernize
theology.
The occasion was a dinner ob
serving the tenth anniversary of
Bishop Stevens' consecration iu
his Los Angeles post.
"We are trying to be perfectly
frank uud free in dealing witli
HI lrir I r, 1
n r. w - i
I
W I 71 r
til i u
El I
jdedigatioh of
albarjyWedrjesday
POEM FOR THE DAY
By LOUIS ALBERT BANKS
THAT TRAGIC WORD, "ALMOST!"
"A ninn mien lolil nio tlmt all ho wn InokliiK fr l HiIh world wua
a living r. ml rm didn't inii'ml In kill hhimclf hiHIIhk 11. That man,
n lo ::;iy, hu.-m't jiuiK- lar. Th first obstacle that Krrlously block
ed irt paih raused him lo qnll and look for conn'thlnx cahlor. Thore
ar! many nirn who t.lll try no lo a certain iioinl. and Ihi-n, beunu
I hoy hul lo oxi'it tlicinctdvoa loo niurh, lain; an oaaior route. They re
mind me of u Hlory I onco heard oi an Indian who preserved IiIh meal
by hnnulllK II thirly-lhrei! feel In I he air. Asked lor an exidanalioll, he
said that flies would ro tliirly-t ah reel oil I he uround but no more,
even for a tine meal. This story m;iy not be true lo fly naturo, but It la
pretty iriie to human natur.;. .Many men will no jur.t so far, and then
-lop. With Hie prize almost within reach, llley won't put forth that last
llllle ounce of energy and effort."-- William A. ll.irnelle.
The world needs men with i;rit to slick,
Who work riht on nnd never kick.
Who nlways finish what they start
And do it wilh a cheerful heart,
Who never faint though steep the hail.
Who'd r.ither die than ever (ail.
Who never leave their work undone.
But always finish what's begun.
We have too many "almost" souls
Who clog und clutter up the rolls;
1 hey seem so Rood the first day out.
And dance along and aily shout,
Hut when there's something hard to do
And time has worn away the new,
T hey f,'et cold feet ami lose their pluck,
And leave the rest 'gainst odds to buck.
1 like the man whoar best comes last,
Who, when his hit wilh you is cast.
You know you nerd not doubt or fear
He'll slay right on bilchr.d up in Rear,
A comrade staunch nnd firm and true
Until he's seen the whole scheme through,
Who never dreams to do "almost"
He rather see himself a yhost.
We never like a quilter man
Who's alwaya flashing in -the pan:
We like the men who patient plod
Thounh on a throne or 'neath a hod.
The almost pood are only bad;
The fibrior.t happy still are sad.
Let's stnd the Icjt. throiif.-h thick f.nd thin.
Until with glory we shall win.
By Geo. McManus
COMC IM-
lOTALK
"TO "TOO.
MR.-JlCiCtcJ AWEO ME .
TO COM IN.'-iO k-i'i . ;
ROOM- I OlO- AMD
ME THREW ME OUT f
OFTHEWINOOW- 1
the young people," ISishop Stevens
said. "Some of he things we
said about God fifty years ago do
not fit tho modern concent ot the
universe."
Tho bishop commented upon en
largement of the boundaries of
knowledge through the progress of
science.
"We cannot have ft lesser con
cept of God than we have of the
universe," he declared. "The bend
ing of God to our own will Is an
unthinkable thing.
"It is necessary to re-clothe our
language with new forms to show
the true form of God."
ISRAEL GETS NOD
OVER BOBBY MARS
PORTLAND, Ore., Oct. 15.
Ahio Israel, Portland Jewish fly
weight flash, gained a decision
over Hobby Mars, San Francisco.
Filipino, in tho six round main
event hero hist night. Israel forc
ed tho fighting and tho fast puce
seemed to tell on his opponent.
While the little fellows sluned
iwiih all they had, no great da.ni
jigo was dono and there woro.uo
Knockdowns.
' Leonard Bennett, 'Milwaukee,
Wis., welterweight, took a stx
Iround decision fever Porttml V
veteran, Tufty Wing. Joe ('off
man, Portland, knocked out School
boy Uechtel in the third of a six
round bout, and Harry Nathan,
Oaks, N. I)., heavyweight, knocked
but Henry Glan,, Portland, in the
third round of a four-round affair,
in a special match, Johnny Snell,
Portland featherweight, with a ter
rific right, knocked Terry Me Hugh
cold In the Becond round.
Bring your surplus flower plants,
bulbs and shrubs to the Gulden
club salo Saturday morning, Oct.
1Mb. It will help beautify your
city. Adv.
TIME fVJE 1 .
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flESWfHlD EMPIRE -
mi ieti
George Smith, Hotel Rose pro
prletor, will leave e.iiiy Friday for
Grant a Pass where he will join a
large delegation of Grants Pass
business men enroute to I'klah.
California, to atttmi the nnuual
conference of thd Itedwood Km
ptre Aseocintion. The conference
will he in session tho ltith, 17th
und 18th of thi month.
V. C Harding, local chamber
of commerce secretary, has .dele
gated Mr. Smith to represent the
Itoseburg chamber at this meet
ing. Tho meeting of the association
will devote considerable time to
Mm dtHciiKtdon of sign hoards. At
the present time the Redwood
highway is unusually free from
this type of advertising. Ways and
means are being sought by the
association for keening the signs
permanently off of tno highway.
In addition to delegates from
Oregon and California, Canadian
tourist bureau officials will be
present at the meeting.
Officers for the coming year
will be elected at the meeting and
the subject of next spring's cara
van will be discussed. The adver
tising methods now employed by
the association will be studied and
a program laid out for advertis
ing for the coming season.
NOTICE
I will not pay any bills con
tracted by any one other than my
self aftoi- this date, Oct. 15, 1U3U
(Adv.) A. V. Hammond.
NOTICE FOK PUBLICATION
ISOLATED TRACT
Public land sate. Department of
tho Interior. U. S. Land Offlco at
Hoseburc, Oregon. September 2t,
1930.
Notice la hereby given that, n
directed by the t'oimuiuslouer of
tho tlunural I.aud Otlice, undor
provislons ot Sec. 2 !!.. It. S., pur
suant to tho application of lieliner
C. Livingston, ot Glide, Oregon,
Serial No. 018217. we will offer at
public salo, to the highest bidder,
but at not less than $2.75 por aero
on SKi NW1, NK1 SW1, NW1
SK, at not less than $:!.00 on HW'l
NVV'l, $2.61) on NWJ N'Wl, at 11)
o'clock A. M., on t ho Kith day of
November, 1!)!!0. next, nt this of
fice, tho following tract ot land:
SI NVV'l, NVV'l NWJ, NIC J SWJ,
NWJ SKI, Sec. 27, T. 2li S., It. 3
VV'., W. M.
'l'ho salo will not be kept open,
but will bo declared closod when
thoso present at tho. hour named
have ceased bidding. Tho person
making thu highoHt bid will bo re
quired to immediately pay the
amount. I hereof.
" Any poi'Hons claiming ' ndvorsely
tho abova-descrllied land aro ad
vised to file their claims, or objec
tions, on or beforo the llmo desig
nated for sale.
1IAM1LL A. CANADA Y,
Register.
Chicken Dinner
Christian Church
Thurs. Oct. 16
11:30 to 1:30
Good Eats, Quick Servica
50c per plato
D R.
NERBAS
.DENTI8T
Painless Extraction
Gas When Desired
Pyorrhea Treated
Phono 4RS Masonic lildg.
Roseburg Cabinet Shop
E. 8. Cockelreas F. L. Cockelrea
All kinds of cabinet work
Cupboard Doors.
Furniture Repairing, Truck
Itodtos.
Wo sell Upson Ilonrd and
Veneer.
Saw Filing a Specially
Phone 541-J 642 Fowler St.
WE OFFER YOU
"Goou Appearance
Insurance"
A man. somel lines unfortuttale
ly, Is partially judged by tho
looks or his wearing apparel, lie
suit! that your mpulnl'.on In Ihls
renaid Is as spotless a your suits
should always be. Make a regu
lar habit or bringing your clean
ing lo us for "good uppearaiice
Insurance."
342 N. Jacksoi
Phone 27
Winter Supplies For ,
I Wood Cutting
Now is the time to prepare far the furnace season.
Look over our window today and pick out what
you need. Axes, saws, wedges, and other neces
sary tools are included in our large stock.
PRICES THAT ARE RIGHT
CHURCHILL HARDWARE CO.
The Ironmongers .
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
Department of tho Interior,
vlenoral Land Office ut Itoseburg,
Oregon, Sept. 22, liKil).
Notice is hereoy givou that llob
ert James Smith, of Itoseburg,
Oregon, who, on September U,
11)25, made Homestead entry Serial
No. 01U2O5. for NWJ, Section 1,
Township 29 S., Range 7 V Wil
lamette Meridian, has filed notice
of intention to make final three
year Proof, to establish claim to
tho land above described, beforo
Ilamill A. Canaday, Itegistea of
tho U. S. Land Office, at Hosoburg,
Oregon, on the 5th day of Novem
ber, 11)30.
Claimant names ns witnesses:
Charles Voytllla, ot Dlllard, Oro
gon; George Olllvant, of Brock
way, Oregon; Wilbur L. Spangli, of
Roseburg, Oregon; Roy Jacobs, of
Roseburg, Oregon.
HAM1LL A. CANADAY,
Commissioner or Register,
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
Forest Exchange.
Department of the Interior, Unit
ed Stales Land Ofilce, Roseburg,
Oregon, Sept. 8, 1930.
Notice Is hereby given that on
Sept. 6th, 1D3D, II. L. Edmunds, of
Eugene, Oregon, care li. S. Na
tional hunk, filed application No.
011)222 under the act ot March 20,
l!i22, (-12 Slut., 11)5) to exchange
tho Ei SEJ Sec. 17, Ei NEJ See.
20, T. 20 S li. 10 VV., W. M with
in the Sluslnw National Forest, for
the portions of the NJ SRI, NIO J
SWJ, NEJ, VV'l NWJ and SWJ
SEJ See. 7, T. 1 S li. O K., W. M.,
wllhln,the Mt. Hood National For
est. Tho purpose of this notice Is (o
allow all persons claiming the
lands selected, or having bona fide
objections to such application mi
for the llisg Game
OREGON VS. WASH.
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ROUND TRIP
TICKETS ON SALE
FRIDAY, OCTOBER 17, ONLY
Return Limit Monday
Roundtrip for the regular one
way fare! An unusual oppor
tunity to visit Portland and see
this thrilling football classic.
Co Friday, return Monday night
Ask Agent for details
CLARK
Roseburg, Oregon
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Old Friend
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opiiorluulty to file their nrotosts
with the Register of tho United
States Land Office nt Itoseburg,
Oregon. Any such protest a or ob
jections must be filed In this of
fice within thirty days from the
date of fi.st publication of this no
tice, which first publication will
be Sept. 24th, 1U20.
HAMlLti A. CANADAY,
Register.
FOR STATE REPRESENTATIVE
I pledge myself ns republican
candidate for state representative
from DouRlas county to serve tho
host Interests of tho residents of
this county. I solicit the support
of every vetr,
(Puld adv.) C. M. MYNATT.
Arundel, piano tuner. Phono iS9-L
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